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Vol 3. Issue 18

Place

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Fire Station

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We co-host events and conversations to create places of relational interaction about of the integration of faith and place.

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Art & Place

See and celebrate the work of six local artists on Thursday evening, October 9, at Anthology Fine Art. There will be an artist panel exploring the often unseen influence of place on art and asking how art can inspire us to love the people and places around us.

Wine and hors d'oeuvres will be provided.

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National Good Neighbor Day

National Good Neighbor Day was created in the 1970s and officially recognized by President Jimmy Carter in 1978. We invite you to participate in National Good Neighbor Day.

Need ideas? Our partners at nationalgoodneighborday.org have practical ideas, conversation starters, and resources to help you connect with your neighbors.

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Engage in rhythms of Prayer, Practice, and Place as a simple way to cultivate love for your neighbors and neighborhood.

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Prayer

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Father, Son, and Spirit,
You are a God of mercy and justice,
Full of grace and truth.

We pray today for our first responders,
Women and men who answer the call for help.
When sirens ring, they are the ones who come,
Stepping into uncertainty, chaos, and danger.
Their daily work is too often the most tragic day of someone else’s life.

Practice

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There is a high probability that on your commute to work, taking children to school, or going to the grocery, you pass a place dedicated to the safety of your neighborhood. It is the local fire station. Their very existence, tall doors rolled open and trucks parked neatly inside, offers a sense of stability in a community. A way to love your neighbors and neighborhood is to know not only the location, but the names of the men and women whose work is providing that sense of safety every day.